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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-30
CoSAS De : Ell PUEBLO"

Ell Pueblo, muy a.borozado,
canta eureka, porque va no viene
q g0bernar por tercera veg esta
isla ell benelnerito General SAM.
Ell colega sabra por que Sc ale-
gra de clio. A.nosotros nos tie
ne su Jdbilo sin cuidado. Dsspues
de todo, el pals no manifesto sus
alegrias y sus pesaIes por medic
de El Pueblo. El co'ega Sc ale.
gra 8 Sc apesadumbra, alaba 8
censura por su propia exclusiva
cuenta. NADIA mas.
Y cante & lore El Pueblo, la
opinion del pals, en- suinmensa ma
yoria, la que no Sc deja ofuscar
por la passion de partido estrecha,
sabe q que atenerse respecto de
Ia personalidad del. General SAM
y de su venida 8 no venida d esta
isIa.
TEMPO hace que tiene forma-
do su juicio, y no bastan. nj po-
drau nunca bastar, las insinuacio.
nes de Ell Pueblo 4 torcerselo nj
4 desviarlo de su derrotero.
Ell Pueblo tiene diatribas para
el General SAM? La inmensa
mayors del pats tiene expresio
nes de gratitud.
lDesgracisdo periodico el que
no sabe interpretar las aspiracio.
nes y los sentimientos de la in.
mensa mayoria de la scciedad pa
ra la cual escribe!
IQae va no viene ell General
Sanz2
FL Pueblo Sc entusiasma; nos.
otros quedamos 10 mismo, cual
siempre, CONSEQUENCES. FL Gobier
no Scpremo es quien nombra los
Gobprnadores. I Resolvi6 a Ultima
hora ell Gobierno nombrar q otro
General para ell mando de esta
islaP Esta en- su dere:bo. Reel.
biremos al que venga con el mis-
mo respeto con que hubiesemos
recibido al General SAM. va 10
hemos dicho; no vemos en- los
Gobernadores mas que 4 repre-.
sentantes genuinos del Rey, del
Gobierno, de la Patria.
Por snpuesto, que no nos ex
plicamos ciertos excesos de pre-
vencion 8 de mala voluntad hacia
este 8 ell otro Gobernador.
INo han dicho mil veces esos
periodicos que para ellos todos
los Gobernantes SON poorest
-.
Edi6cante, gallardo esta FL
Pueblo al insertar, haciendola
preceder de lsinainoso preambulo,
la carta sin I'm en- que le do cuen
ia Cesar de Basdn del, para 81,
facosO de la candidatura del Ge-
neral Sans, para gobernar por
tercera vez esta isla.
Por supuesto, lectores, que
siendo Cesar de BaSdn el pintor,
"a pueden Wv. 6gorarse como
ser6 81 cuadro. como sus sombras
, claros oscuros etcl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-30

! El Sr. Alcalde hiso
uso de 10 palabra y
manifesto & Ia Corpo.
raci6n que por scuer-
do reciente de la mis-
INA ha sido declarado
lHijo Adoptivo de este
pueblo el distingnido
lprofesor D. Rafael ia
ner y Soler, fandador
" Director del Colegio
|de g. Ensehsnxa, es-
.tablecido en- Ia locali-
dad y que tan exec
Ilentes resultAdos esta
|dandO, en- benefcio de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-01-30
CoNoURRENTEs

br, Dominguez. - D0 u1lOlU uc
"a ense1Ansa y honra de sn Director.
Dsdo el primer paso no es possible que,
esta Corporation sc de por satisfecha y
suspenda sus gestiones en- favor de tan
dtil establecimiento; pues pudiera su-
csdef, 10 que aerta nna meDgua, que
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-26
THE MILAN EXCHANGE
w. y. WADE, Publisher.
EASTER.

A sweeter note through the forest rings,
And a softer strain from the living things
That murmur and Groom their drowsy tune
In the light of the yellow paschal moon.
'Tis the Easter-tide, and far and near
The signs of the Summers life appear;
The shadows cold, on the greening void,
Are the shadows OF soft clouds, lined with gold,
The blue on the hills Is q deeper blue,
And the golden sunlight slanting through
The long, close lines OF bearded pines.
Never has shown as now it shines.
Nature Is fair as q growing boy,
Her face oerfiushed with radiant Joy;
Like purple wine her garments shine
Through the leaves OF the wild wistaria vine.
Oh, many soul, this Easter morn,
To new, glad sense OF life is born,
And the lilies fair, that scent the air,
Lie thick on the Spirits altar STAIR
Arthur Wentworth Eaton.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-26

much admired. No one but Edith
knew of her purchase, for she intended
her presents to be genuine surprise
to the entire family. At last Easter
Sunday dawned, bright and beautiful.
When DR.. Grey entered the dining
room that morning, he saw his wife
and his sons looking curiously at
package which stood by his plate. On
the outside wrapper was written: ITO
papa, with much love. Kittie." Her
fathers deft fingers soon united the
cord, and half dozen eager, curious
faces gazed at the dainty volumes.
Kittie was overwhelmed with questions
and EXPLANATIONS.
"Do stop minute, every one Of
you, she exclaimed at last; "sit down
to the table and l will tell you all
about it.
Dr. Grey's eyes grew moist as her
simple little story proceeded, for he
knew that his fun-loving daughter must
have sacrificed many hours of leisure
in order to give him the present which
he had desired for so long. MY
dear" he said, with a kiss of hearty
thanks, Il shall prize these books more
than | can tell you. l really believe
that you have some artistic ability;
how would you like to go to Cooper 5
Institute for year OF two?"
Papa, please don't suggest impossi.
bilities."
I'm not sure that it is an impossi-
bility. Yesterday / received q letter
from Western friend, Offering me a
fair price for some land out there which
has been utterly worthless for years.
1t seems that the new railroad is to run
near it, and so of course it has sudden
ly.become valuable. Yes, really think
that you can 60. How do you like the
idea?n
But Kittie's only answer was sud,
den burst of tears. -MdbeL Cr0nISc, IL
Toledo Blade.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-26
SCRATCHES IN HORSES.
How to Cure and Prevent FuGare Attacks
of This Painful AilmOnt.

In spring and summer horses are
continually subject to muddy limbs.
If not attended to the unsightliness
ends in scratches, which often run in
to grease, sometimes difficult to cure.
Many otherwise good farmers seem to
be all ut sea rs to the proper means of
preventing the attack, as well as the
cure.
There are two principal reasons fol
the disease attacking the limbs OF
horses, and called prairie-itch, ground
itch grease, etc. One reason is n too
plethoric condition of the horse from
standing in the stable without exercise.
Another is getting the limbs wet and
muddy, the body being heated, and
then putting the animal into cold
stable to SILVER all night. If in adj
dition the limbs be washed with water,
under the erroneous idea that it is
kindness, or, what is still more danger
Gus, cold water is dashed on the limbs
of the animal, trouble is almost sure to
follow. The true preventive OF
scratches when the animal comes into
the stable is to clean the limbs
thoroughly with water-warm water
being preferable-and when the limbs
have been rubbed strongly for five
minutes encase them as high ms they
are wet in flannel bandages. Common
scratches are simply the result of want
of proper care and cleaning. In the
morning take off the bandages and
clean the limbs thoroughly with the
horse-brush, rubbing them afterwards
with a wisp of hay, or a horse cloth.
If not to be bandaged, it is better that
the legs be not washed but be allowed
to stand with the mud on until morn
ing.
If scratches have already appeared
wash the limbs in strong CASTLE soap
suds water until the skin is thoroughly
cleaned, Then apply a slippery-elm
poultice, with salt, in the proportion of
one-fourth pound of ground slippery
elm to one ounce of salt The heat
having been subdued, wash the limbs
twice a day with weak solution of
salt and vinegar. This will generally
effect a cure.
If, however, the disease has run into
grease a mild cathartic should be given
as an alternative, for there is generally
more or less liability to blood poison
inc in this form of the disease. The
cathartic may consist of five drachms
aloes and one drachm each of gentian
and of ginger. Form into thumb
shaped ball with soap or sirup and adj
minister, thrusting it well back on the
tongue. The medicine having oper-
ated, give a teaspoonful of powdered
saltpeter in the food morning and night
for three or four days. Apply hot
poultice once day to the inhamed
parts, sprinkling powdered charcoal
over each poultce. Continue until the
inflammation is all gone. Then if the
parts are washed with tepid water
often enough to keep them clean and
the following lotion is applied three
times a day the animal should soon be
sound. The lotion is composed of one
ounce of sugar of lead dissolved in one
pint of water. When applying the
lotion give = Ia lespoonful Of epson
salts in the feed once a day, and if
proud flesh appears destroy it by ap
plying burnt alum TO the parts Chs
/ eago TribUss.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-03-26

"A chorus-girl at the Metropolitan
Opera-house, New York, can not get
married, it is stated, unless she gives
the manager at least two weeks
notice, otherwise her contract becomes
null. 1t is further stated that tho
manager has not been known to with.
hold his assent in any case.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
IaR SMALL THINGS oF A DAY
BIipor Occurrences In and About Il
City.

Biipor Occurrences In and About tu
City.
The Committee Of One Hundred will meet
O'Clock.
The womcns National Press Association has
decided to hold its convention in this city,
meeting next April
Robert Smith, 14.year-od colored boy, has
been arrested by Officer Barnes for embezsling
sum of money belonging to Henry Seebode.
The Lauson Cash Railway Company seeks
by Injunction TO restrain SaEs " Co. from using
the railway system now in operation In their
place of business.
The application for an extention Of Michigan
avenue has been II tferred by the District COM
mission ers TO the District attorney for an
opinion as to their power In the premises
The Piedmont Air Line and the great Ken.
npSaw route will sell unheard of low excur.
sion tickets to Atlanta, Ga, on the occasion of
the exposition In October. The round trip
rate will be Sli.6O.
Thomas II. aud Sarah J. Young, oolored,
have entered suit against Mr.. Daniel o. Brien
TO recover $780, Mr.. 0'Brien Is proprietor of
the Emmet House, and they claim that he
would not entertain them.
The Treasury Department will soon be filled
with the most eflicaclous system OF fire alarms
ard eSiinguishers known TO modern science,
| Chief Clerk YOumans being satisfied that the
present system is insufficient
III consequence of the limited supply of
| water In the sTriuG furnishing the capitol Col.
| J. NJ. Wilson, superintendent of public build.
| ngs and grounds, has revoked all permits
| given TO tap the main for private use.
| The clerks of the east room of the Treasury
| Department have formed a social club, with
| II. D. c. as their initials. The officers are
| william Williams, President; W. Howard Glib
| son, secretary, and Robert W. Forsyth, treas
urer.
| The Catholic Benevolent Union held short
| session at Carroll Hall last night. Several new
! members were admitted. The constitution o.
| the union was not received from the parent
union, and in consequence an Adjournment
| was had.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Lace Curtains at SOC. on the Dollar.

We have so made arrangements that sample
curtains of the 1900 pairs of Lace Curtains
purchased at the sssgnee's sale last Monday,
from the auction rooms of Field, Chapman &
Fenner. will be shown at the counters of our
Seventh street annex, ground floor. The prices
on these curtains have been put so low that
whether you need curtains or not 1t would pay
you to purchase now. Start In prices as low as
5sc per pair. The assortment Is so varied and
osity alone we shall feel proud to show you
our stock. Such an opportusity can never be
offered you again. Remember, all new goods,
and consequently new patterns. LANsBURGH
National Republican., 1887-09-19
IalleA

In delicate health needing gentle yet efIec::
tive laxative will find the California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, pleasing to the
taste, acceptable TO the stomach, and perfectly
safe in all cases. IT is the most easily taken
and PLEASANTLY effective remedy. known TO
aches, colds, and fevers, and strengthen the
kidneys, liver, and bowels, and is therefore a
favorte remedy with ladies. For sale in 80
cent and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
National Republican., 1887-09-19

Saturday night, Wm. Smith, colored met
Fred. Bipkins, also colored, near the entrance
TO Cullinanes alley on -F street, near Sixth
southwest, and accused him of taking two of
his shirts. Hipkins denied this, and thereupon
smith slashed him on the right side Of the
face with razor, making cash from the
wound and pronounced 1t very painful. Smith
escaped at the time, but was arrested yesterday
by Officer Lewis.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Flannels.

The following warm weather prices
should induce you to buy little earlier
than usual:
&c White Flannel cotton and wool) for &c.
2gc All-Wool Flannel for 25c.
29c All.Wool Scarlet Flannel 25c.
29c Red and Blue Twill Flannel 25c,
soc A Shaker Flannel for 45c.
Fancy Flannels in Jersey Stripes. Oriental
Cashmere Wool Flannels in all shades. New
Opera Flannels and Plain and Fancy Elder
downs we show in large quantities, fine va
riety, and at few cents yard below prevail
ing market prices,
National Republican., 1887-09-19

On nSaturday Superintendent Powell attended
meetings of the teachers OF the various dis
tricts. The meetings were held at different
hours so that the superintendent might be
able to have little talk with all his assist
ants. At each place he gave quantity of
good advice as to how children should be
taught and treated. To-day only the old puDils
will be received at the public schools The
new ores will present their tickets on Tues
National Republican., 1887-09-19

The Presidential party, IN which was In
cluded President and Mrs. Cleveland, secre-
tory and Mrs Lamont, arrived at the Pennsyl-
vania railroad depot yesterday morning about
2;30 O'Clock on their return from the Philadel-
phia celebration. Carriages were in waiting
The ladies wer, in their dinner costumes aud
looked somewhat fatigued from carrying ont
programme OF three days rounds of pleasure,
while the President showed little signs OF the
Npor unnn him
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Blankets.

Stock complete. Over 1000 pair Blank
cts to select from. We quote as great re-
ductions In prices as we can afford to in
duce you to buy now.
White Blankets. 93c quality for S5c pair.
White Blankets. sl35 quality for 81. rs pair.
White Blankets, 81. .25 quality for 81 pair.
White Blankets, s2.75 quality for 50 80 pair.
White Blankets, 1915 quality for 81, so pair.
White Blankets, $3.50 quality for 81 pair.
White Blankets up to sli a pair All offered
from 5Oc to 75c below prevailing market prices.
Crib Blankets, from Sl.50 to $3.50. Also re.
duced from 25c to 75c per pair.
Gray and Red Blankets from e2.75 to $3.50.
Reduced from 25c to 75c pair.
M5-Blankets can be purchased at the
above special prices by payment OF small
deposit, and will be stored without charge
until December /. On and after October /
regular prices will positively be charged.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued: VIM. Brown aud Mary Smith; Benz. b.
Taylor and Ellen Haskings; Dennis Long, of
Philadelphia, Pa, ana May L. Mangan, of this
city; Daniel W. Cfonin, OF this city, and
Nellie Talley, OF Media, Pa Frederick Long
and Mary Mulvihill.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Tried to XIII HimseIf.

Albert W. Bagnam. son of VIM. L. Bagnam,
grocer, corner of Eleventh and streets north
west, attempted to shoot himself In Hagerty's
saloon. on Pennsylvania avenue, near Twelfth
street, Saturday morning. The ball, however,
missed his head and lodged In the ceiling.
He was drunk at the time, and his unsteady
aim Is what saved his life.
National Republican., 1887-09-19

'There's No One Like Mother to Me-" a song
by Charles A. Davies, just from the Cincinnati
musical publishers, J. q. Greene g. Co., "a and
A. Arcade, is beautiful and of touching senti-
tone, it will be received by them with great
pleasure.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Mount Yernon Ayenue.

The proposition of opening up Mount Yer.
non avenue is meeting with encouragement
upon every side, and every person approached
wishes to see the avenue constructed. The fol-
lowing Wnshingtonians have contributed,
through Frank Hume. TO the Mount Vernon
avenue project Daniel d. Clark. $40; 9. Taylor
Howard $40; l.. G. Hine, SO; Lansburgh Il
Bro, $40: Browning & Middleton. $40; Frank
Hume, $40: J. c. Ergood & Co., $40.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Reason for Success.

The large attendance at the Spenceriau
business College Is mainly attributable to the
general success in life of its graduates anc
their devotion TO the college.
National Republican., 1887-09-19

JULIUS LANSBURGHS
Popular Low-Priced Carpet, Furniture,
and Upholstery House,
l5 SEVENTH STREET, |
Is now Offering the
new Fall Patterns of
Moquettes, Body, Tap
estry, and Velvet Car
petings.
In price they will be Unusually
Low, and in quality they will be
in every respect worthy of the
attention of buyers.
On the first floor will be shown
Ingrains,
Three-plys,
Venetian, and
Reversible Brussels.
Also a. fine line Of
Pushes,
Raw Silks,
Renaissances,
Tapestry Coverings,
Table Covers,
Silk and Worsted
Fringes, Cords,
and Gimps.
On the second floor will be shown
Tapestries,
| Body Brussels,
Velvets, and
Moquettes.
On the third floor will be shown
a full line of Furniture, consist
ing of Sideboards, Mantle and
Pier Glasses, Parlor Furniture,
Easy Chairs, Lounges and Fancy
Pieces. Lace Curtains, PorIieres
and Turcoman Curtains.
We again call early
buyers attention tc
this superb stock.
Ak&kkkkkk
Julius Lansburgh
ok Seventh Street
National Republican., 1887-09-19
New MusiC.

KINGS PALACE will be closed on Monday on
accounrOt holiday,
National Republican., 1887-09-19
TO Be Grabbed For.

There'll be little rush for tho 10 Partisan
dress pattern at $S.9S each. They're sam
pies. To say they're worth from $l2 to $l5
Is not an exaggeration.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Public Schools Open To-Day

DON'T hawk, and blow. and spit, but use DR.
Sages Catarrh Remedy.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
GLOVES.

JUST ARRIVED, $50 dozen s-buttou un-
dressed Kid Mousquetsires In tans and
grays. New style Of embroidered backs,
9Sc q pair. Perhaps you will not believe It,
but It's fact that we received over Sis, 900
worth Of gloves this month. Well warrant
these new csc gloves. Can we say more
for themp
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Re,urn of the President,s Party,

Our store will be closed Monday, Sept 10.
Eiseman Bros, corner 7th and Il,
National Republican., 1887-09-19
sEATON PERRY,


(successor to Perry a. Brother).
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, SEPT. 10, A
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
OF THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN
BENGALiNEs, FAIhLEv LIZ FRANNCAllssE' ER Nc
MORE PEKIN, PoMPADoUR MORE,
SATIN DUCHEssE, AND ALL-WooL DRESS
FABRICS, WHICH ARE THE CORRECT
STYLES AND OIORINGS FOR THE FALL
AND WINTER OF 1887. -
lyons PLAIN AND FANCY YELvETS
FROM 81. .25 TO $40 PER YARD.
NEW FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS, ENGLISH
NEW SCOTCH PLAIDs AND HAlR-LlNE
NovELTIEs IN IMPORTED SILK AND WOOL
COMBINATION SUITS FROM So TO 835.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF "MOURNING
FABRICS FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED
EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY AND HANDKER-
TRFFofssE AND pER1NoTs KID GLOVES.
GENUINE, G: P. FRENCH GpRsErs, FROM
TnFsE I'll Syl Z Goops eSSp ARE DIRECT IMPoRTA-
TIONS AND PERSONAL SELECTIONS
FROM FIRST HANDS IN NEW YORK
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
/ WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS TO
THE ASSIGNMENTS ARE COMPLETE. AS
THERE Is ALWAYS A SCARCITY LATER
IN THF SEASON OF THE MOST DESIR-
ABLE TEXTURES.
RD.PLA1N FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY Blu l. ID N @,
pErNsYLy ANA AVENUE, CORNER orH ST.
Established 1S40
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Donestics.

A small reduction on each yard, but it's
a reduction in prices already very low, and
remember, for new goods.
12lc Choice Dress Ginghams for 10c.
&c Indigo Blue Calico for Sc.
Sc Robe Prints for Quilt Covering &c.
&c Colored Hair Stripe Calico &c.
20c. yard-wide French Percales for 25c.
$125 Robe Prints in Dress Pattern for
Combination Dresses (l5 yards) only
Csc.
Housekeeping Goods.
Hotel and Restaurant Proprietors,
Boarding House Proprietors,
Ladies Contemplating Matrlmony,
And Others
Requiring Housekeeping Goods, such as
Bedspreads, Sheets, Towels, Sc, Table
Linen, &C., will be supplied In quantities at
a small advance on cost of production.
On demand Samples and Price List will be
forwarded to any address.
Please send Postal Gard or call at the
Palais Royal.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDER WEAR.
Ladies'.

You'll save q DOCTORS bill by wearing
underwear adapted to the season. Our
stock is now complete. Prices lowest for
best.
Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests, $1.19 up.
Medium weight Merlno, 49c up.
Spun Silk Vests, $l,4S up.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
Another Late Novelty.

Moire and Marbleized Pushes in all
co, ors; in fact, the best assortment Of colors
in town. And the price ($l.19) is not only
10, but Is per cent. cheaper than usually
charged for such quality.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
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r. Fl. TAYLOR,
Autumn Opening

g33 Pennsylvanis Avenue.
National Republican., 1887-09-19
SaO.OOO worth of D,amonds,
Slanhed With a Razor.

r. HARRIS & Co., 432 7th st. N. W.
Hillsboro recorder., 1887-11-03
A Natural Washtub.

In the Yellowstone country large no
tel is erected upon q great geyser ter.
race, and dormant watcr-crater is the
receptacle for all the house drainage;
and in the same romantic region the
Chinese laundryman attached to one Of
the hotels gets through his labors by
throwing the clothes into q bubbling,
frOthy pool, and fishing them out when
they have been tossed about enough.
Eggs are often boiled in the island gey.
sers, and bacon Is fried in the Hawaiian
lava streams. In the R0torua area Of
New Zealand the banks Of the lake are
50 perforated with springs that every
native hut has its own natural boiler,
which is used a. kitchen. The Kuirua
spring Is strongly alkaline, and, on ac-
count Of its saponaceous qualities, il
utilized Is general washtub. In Ice.
land to cook food in the geysers is o
regular portioa OF the tourist program.
Tea Is infused with water from the Great
Geyser, and trout are boiled in the Blesi,
or hot-water pond. They require to bc
immersed for about twenty minutes to
be cooked to turn.